Canadians the endangered people

[andruejaysin]

This is no country of freedom, all my life the canadian gestapo has harassed my family and I, for plants, for nudity, for not having the proper papers (ID).
My grandparents had no birth certificates, nor my parents, nor do I or my children, as far back as my family goes, neither births or deaths have been recorded.
When my ancestors came to canada, they were told that births and death did not have to be registered at all. In the 1950's because the community owned a little too much land in Alberta, canada's government changed their minds, and told us that if we didn't start to file and report everything that the government would take the land.
My parents and many others, left their homes with nothing, in fact many left the province naked.
They marched naked into British Colunbia for freedom, to find liberty, toil and a peaceful life, which is all they ever asked for.
Women, young and old were hooked up to plows, to till the fields, because the government had taken all the livestock. It goes on, you can read about it.

As far as democracy, seems up here the government always has one more vote, than the people do.

And you are really fooling yourself about "almost legal weed", try growing it, you will find our jails just as cold, the bars and beds just as hard as yours. The storm-troopers destroy just as much of our houses, and their nightsticks and boots draw just as much blood. Don't forget just who is teaching them.

Believe me suicide, is only to stop taking one of the nine medication, I have to take thanks to canada's wonderful health plan.

Thanks for your comments and advise anyway, shows your trying.
mitaoyate,
hempity

Try growing in America, you wouldn't be posting about it, you'd be in prison, far from a computer. Are you poor? Somehow I believe you are, or you would not be doing time, wherever you live. Oh, wait, are you free? In America, you would not be both, poor and in prison go together like peanut butter and jelly.

andruejaysin Reviewed by andruejaysin on 09-23-2005. Canadians the endangered people Canadians, the endangered people, At one time I believed that the difference between the people of the united states, and canadians was monumental, especially when the prime minister said, we would not help in killing the poor barefoot Iraqi natives for oil, I was almost proud. Shame now rules my thoughts and fills my heart, when i think that the government of canada is a joke with no punch line. In my life I always held some hope that the government was in Rating: 5

[hempity]

Try growing in America, you wouldn't be posting about it, you'd be in prison, far from a computer. Are you poor? Somehow I believe you are, or you would not be doing time, wherever you live. Oh, wait, are you free? In America, you would not be both, poor and in prison go together like peanut butter and jelly.

almost missed this,

I have never grown a plant in my life.
i may have planted seeds, and cared for plants, but it must have been the Creator that grew it, i don't have the power.
i have been in jail however, in the states, canada and mexico, but i am far from poor, i have everything i need, and many friends to share it.
free?
alas no,
i am told what i may say, what i may eat, what i may wear, what i may smoke, and what i may drink.

so i guess i am not even an adult, not being able to decide those things for myself.
maybe a test for adulthood is in order, and if you pass it, then you can decide these things.